CPM Construction Of Indiana

He went around outside and walked around. He came inside. My wife was busy with our children. He asked her to sign something so that he could get onto the roof to check it out. She didn?t have time to read it. He said it was to get us out of liability in case he fell off of the roof. It ended being a contract to do the work. They sued us and we ended up having to pay $2000. The owner called and cussed me and my wife out over the phone. He threatened us saying he would have our house if we did not go with them.

Our contract with CPM roofers stated the contract was valid for 3 months. Over 9 months no work was done at all, but CPM insists the contract is still in force because they continued to talk to State Farm. We totally disagree. During this time the skylights leaked water into our home. We put down a $1,000 deposit, $500 for our deductible and $500 they wanted to repair our chimney flashing. We have since found through our State Farm agent and an independent roofer that the chimney flashing does not really need to be repaired. CPM admits this but refuses to give us our money back. In summary, the CPM contract expired after 3 months, no work at all has been done and they collected $500 for a chimney repair that was unnecessary. We want our money back and we refuse to have any other dealings with CPM period. We have hired someone else to do the repairs, and it will be done in July. Update: They never spoke with us directly and never gave us back the money for the work that was not done and the contract was expired. The contract was 3 months and during 9 months, they never did any work.

my overall exsperiance with cpm construction went wonderful. i feel that it could not have gone any better or smoother. joe radcliff who came out and meet with myself and my huisband sat down and explajned everything to us in detail, he got right on the job prepaired an estimate and worked with the insurance company to get them what they needed to get the claim paid for. they even had our house built and completed before my insurance company even had all of the money relesed. i think the world of this company and wouls reffer them to anyone and every one to use. i would like to thank cpm and joe radcliff for being a shining light in the dark time of need when i thought my house was damaged beyond repair.

CPM Construction made my experience with filing a claim easy. A representative for CPM came out and met with my insurance adjuster to make sure that all the damages to my home where assessed properly. They worked for me as the homeowner and made sure my property was restored back to prestine condition. Their company is not only dependable and get the work done in a timely manner, but they are professional and accurate. They replaced my roof and gutters without any extra money out of my pocket, except my $500 deductible. I recommend CPM for any of your property needs, they are an A+ company in my book.

My house sat there for 3 months before starting the repairs. The wood they purchased to replace on the roof they didn't water treat. I also asked them numerous of times to write a contract, but still haven't. They also didn't clean up after themselves. They still some have things to do such as insulation and chimney repair. Their excuses are that the places that they order supplies through went out of business so they have to order the supplies from another business. They were supposed to clean the refrigerator and freezer. They wiped it out but didn't they didn't sanitize it.

CPM (and owner Joe Radcliff) IS THE ABSOLUTE WORST COMPANY I HAVE EVERY EXPERIENCED!!! If you have any doubt in your mind if CPM should do any of your work please do not walk but RUN away from this company. Joe will tell you differently and say not to worry about this complaint against CPM, he said the exact same thing to us when we had reservations. Buyer beware. Joe will tell you everything you want to hear upfront. He is nice enough at the beginning but will attempt to bully you into signing a contract. He becomes belligerent and threatens to sue if you do not sign a contract with him. We are still waiting to talk to an attorney from the insurance company in regards to reroofing our condominium complex. Joe has threaten price increase even though he buys his product in bulk and locks in prices. After repeated attempting to have our association sign a contract and our repeated refusal to do so he says he now already has a contract. Our property manager has repeated asked for any contract he may have and he refused to produce any. He has shouted at myself on the phone and hung up on me. This guy is deficient in judgment and good sense. The association will be filing complaints with the Secretary of State's office and the BBB. He should not be in business in Indiana with the way he tries to pound the customer into submission. If Joe and CPM do not get what they want they attempt to sue you. Joe believes that if he sues enough people he will make some money. I guess if he sues five people and only one pans out he is doing ok, by his standards. Shame on Angie's list for even letting him associate his name with theirs. No matter what is written below to rebut these statements this is an honest and accurate account of dealings with Joe Radcliff and CPM construction. Anyone that wishes to contact me please feel free to do so.

They were professional and did a good job. CPM is taking a long time to finish the job so I am holding the money until the job is done.

This was your quintessential contractor nightmare. First off they are complete liars. Namely, Eric Dieckman (the field supervisor and sales rep) and Joe Radcliffe the owner) they orally promised a 3 week time line. Having the remodeling project start on 5/7/2007 and not end until we signed the certificate of completion on 10/12/2007 shows there complete default on this oral agreement. Through out this remodeling process, Joe and Eric never delivered on their commitments. On May 31, 2007 Eric promised us that though they already failed to meet the 3 week completion agreement, they would have the project finished within 30 more days (which would have been June 30, 2007). When we had our meeting on June 5, 2007, in wish case we discussed there complete lack of quality, Joe personally concluded that his subcontractor's Judd and Josh were delivering a "D" quality on the wood trim. He hired yet another subcontractor that then dropped the quality from a "D" to an "F" before he personally promised to redo and finish the trim himself. Again he completely defaulted on this commitment. he personally worked on the trim one day before bringing back Judd and Josh. When we brought it to his attention that this was unacceptable, he assured us that they would finish the trim under his strict supervision. Again, this never happened. Obviously, we had to take off work many times through out this process to babysit his subcontractor's, that as a professional contractor should have been his responsibility. His subs even subcontracted and never showed up to watch there workers, or were only at our house 10 minutes. We had hoped that on December 20, 2007 he would re figure the original quote to reflect his broken oral agreement of completing the job in 3 weeks and lack or quality. Unfortunately, he wasn't willing to compensate us in any way. He threatened to take us to court and put a lein on our house if he wasn't payed all at once (which by the way during the whole process a payment plan was never discussed). Finally we agreed to a more than fair payment plan, then he had the nerve to call us once he received his final check and tell us that we owed him $1900 more, all because his incompetent office assistant didn't have her figures correct. What really takes the cake-he failed to ever obtain a permit on our roof (that I later found out when I called the planning department). In our case, because the roof was completely rebuilt including rafters that of course is needed. So there is a chance that they didn't redo the roof to code, and we may have problems when we go to sell our house. Which of course if that happens I will be suing his pants off. avoid them like the plague. there knowledge to work the insurance business isn't worth the headache they will create in your life. companies like them are the reason Angie's list exists.

They were very punctual, very friendly, very helpful, could call them anytime with questions. Workmanship was very good.

They said they could not do an estimate with out me signing a form, which seemed to be some one sided contract. When I found out that they were not a member of the BBB as their website states, I told them I wanted to terminate any services from them, they said I owed them 20% of the insurance claim per the "contract" I signed. In short they said they were going to sue me for a breach of contract which it is not. I have informed the attorney general.

I would not recommend this company; they will rip off your insurance and you can get the work done at a much more reasonable price elsewhere. They aren't very good at returning telephone calls (we left several messages over several days)and the owner Joe was not very professional and THREATENED TO TAKE MY HOME. No work was ever done, and we owe them nothing.